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According to @coinglass_com there are less than 2.3M #BTC left on (top) exchanges. About 116K got snatched in the past 30days alone. By comparison there were over 2.7M BTC available on those exchanges January this year. #LFG 🚀
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Weird TV is coming soon!!!
Get ready for another Weird▲Klub edition launching on objktcom! This time curated by the legendary duo @KurtHustle97, and featuring a fantastic lineup of weird artists!💫
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Neuralink patients are literally playing games just by thinking.
No controllers. Just the mind.
We are living in the future and it’s kind of amazing.
My clawdbot just asked me for an RTX 4090. Instead of buying it, I gave it a $2K trading wallet on Hyperliquid.
I said: If you want the GPU, earn it. It now trades crypto, stocks, and commodities 24/7.
It scans Twitter sentiment, tracks Trump posts, and decides trades on its own. Every trade gets logged. It scores what worked, drops what didn't.
FOMO the watcher of sat/vB retweeted
Gm ladies and gents of CryptoArt
For the first edition of #ArtTank 2026, we welcome a cornerstone artist of the movement and The Medici Collection:
@deekaymotion
Artists, show DeeKay your work below, and Mille Grazie @rollbit for the support. 🖼️⚔️👇
🤝 Paid partnership
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This isn’t a left vs right issue.
Fraud is fraud.
Have you noticed the MSM and the left are trying to make it political and a racial issue?
People’s true nature is showing, I hope you all are learing something from this
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We are in a crypto AI and Robotics boom, not a bubble. There’s a difference
The investors of our time will be correct about the enormous value of AI
But which investable companies are still in the “garage” stage or which leaders of tomorrow are still at school?
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Never underestimate the importance of having the Freedom to Transact
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"I can't buy anything with Bitcoin."
I get it. We're early.
Hardly anyone prices in BTC yet because fiat still has 100 years of network inertia. But here's what you're missing: unit of account is the last function money adopts, not the first.
Money evolves in stages, not all at once:
Phase 1: Collectible
Bitcoin becomes interesting. People accumulate it because it's scarce, novel, and smells like freedom.
Phase 2: Store of Value
Bitcoin becomes undeniable. The 21M cap hits differently once you realize the Fed printed 40% of all dollars in 24 months. People stop trading it and start hoarding it.
Phase 3: Medium of Exchange
Bitcoin becomes functional. Lightning Network enables instant, borderless, near-zero-fee payments. El Salvador adopts it. Strike, Cash App, and River start routing real commerce.
Phase 4: Unit of Account
Bitcoin becomes inevitable. Enough people hold it that merchants stop asking "how many dollars?" and start asking "how many sats?"
We're in Phase 2.5 right now.
But let's talk about real-world usage, because you clearly haven't been paying attention:
• El Salvador: Legal tender. You can buy groceries, pay taxes, and settle debts in BTC. McDonald's takes Lightning payments.
• Lightning Network: Already processing millions of transactions. Strike lets you send sats to anyone, anywhere, instantly. No bank. No Swift. No permission.
• US Retailers: Home Depot, Whole Foods, GameStop, and thousands of merchants accept BTC through Flexa, BitPay, and BTCPay Server.
• Global Remittances: Migrant workers are using Bitcoin to send money home without Western Union taking 8% off the top.
• Peer-to-Peer Commerce: Bisq, Paxful, LocalBitcoins. People are buying cars, houses, and freelance services in BTC every single day.
• Corporate Treasuries: Strategy, Tesla, Block, MicroStrategy.
And yes, you're right. It's hard to use Bitcoin everywhere right now.
Good. That means you're still early. Every revolutionary network starts clunky:
• The internet in 1995? Dial-up screeching and 10-minute page loads.
• Email in 1998? "Why would I use this instead of a fax?"
• Smartphones in 2007? "I'm fine with my BlackBerry."
Bitcoin in 2025 is awkward, unfinished, and mathematically inevitable.
The network is growing. Lightning is scaling. Adoption is accelerating.
Give it time. Or don't. Your choice.
But don't confuse "I can't spend it at Target" with "Bitcoin doesn't work."
Bitcoin works.
You're just not ready for what it's replacing yet.
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We're building an open-source humanoid in public. Anyone can be part of it from hardware to code to sharing the project on socials. Join our Discord if you want to contribute (link in the profile). We're open-sourcing the first Asimov repo next week.
Yes
Bitcoin isn't "protected" by some IT guy in a basement with a firewall and a prayer.
Bitcoin is secured by raw, industrial-grade energy—the kind that powers cities, melts steel, and turns theoretical attacks into financial suicide missions.
You want to hack the ledger? Cute. Go ahead.
First, you'll need to outspend the entire global mining network in ASIC hardware. We're talking hundreds of millions to low billions just to build your attack infrastructure.
Then you'll need to power it. That's tens of thousands of dollars per hour in electricity—assuming you can even source that much juice without triggering a small-scale energy crisis.
And here's the kicker: you still lose.
Because even if you pull off this billion-dollar heist for one glorious hour, you've simultaneously destroyed the value of what you just stole, torched your entire capital investment, and missed out on the honest mining revenue you could've earned instead.
This is proof-of-work at its finest—a self-defending protocol that weaponizes thermodynamics against attackers.
No backroom deals. No central authority. No "please don't hack us" regulatory prayer circle.
Just math, energy, and the cold economic certainty that attacking Bitcoin costs more than Bitcoin itself.
Gold wishes it had this level of defense.
Fiat literally can't comprehend it.
And you? You get to hold the most secure asset in human history guarded not by men with badges, but by the laws of physics.
Bitcoin is secured by energy.
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This code implements RSA encryption—the foundation of secure communication.
In the 90s governments classified it as a weapon & tried to ban its export.
Bitcoin uses digital signatures, applying these same public-key cryptographic principles to secure the network.
Math won.
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CryptoPunks, welcome to the @MuseumModernArt collection!
Punk 4018, Punk 2786, Punk 5616, Punk 5160, Punk 3407, Punk 7178, Punk 74, and Punk 7899 have found a permanent home at MoMA, where they’ll be preserved and cared for as part of the museum’s history.
The collective generosity behind this gift highlights the strength and spirit of the Punk’s community whom has carried the project forward.
This historic donation was made possible by @ArtOnBlockchain and Mara Calderon, @CozomoMedici, @judithESSS, @NTmoney, @kukulabanze, and @Rhyd0n. @larvalabs also contributed Punks from their personal collection as part of their long-term commitment to the work.
We’re proud to see that shared stewardship reflected at MoMA.
With thanks to @1OF1_art for helping shepherd this acquisition forward.
moma.org/artists/140561-larv…
